Garden Color Quest 2020
Breaking News! Kathy Kelly (national treasure and OMAM staffer) was live on the scene during the digital selection process to determine the #OMAMcolorquest Winner on Friday, Aug. 7th! A list of 55 names were entered into the wheelofnames.com random generator to officially determine the lucky participant who will get to bring home one of Janett's propagated plants from the beautiful OMAM Gardens!
Garden Color Quest: Winner Announcement Video
Join us on the "hunt" for beautiful garden colors: JULY 10 - AUG 6
For four Fridays starting July 10th, we'll post a specific color to find in nature. Look for color inspiration in the flora and fauna found in your yard, neighborhood or favorite outdoor space.
To participate in the hunt, simply post your nature photo featuring the weekly color to your personal social media profile.
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Be sure to tag us (@ormondartmuseum) and use #OMAMcolorquest in the caption.
Each tagged photo will be entered into a drawing for a chance to win a special plant from our beautiful gardens propagated by Janett!
Please note your Instagram or Twitter profile needs to be set to public for us to see your post! If you use Facebook, please make sure that specific post is public (your profile can remain private). Feel free to send us a direct message (through FB, IG or Twitter) if you would like confirmation of your photo entry, and if you prefer, you may also email your #OMAMcolorquest photos to us directly at agreen@ormondartmuseum.org!
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Week 1: REDThis red hibiscus gives me serious tropical vacation vibes. What item in your garden is also this beautiful hue? Show us on social!
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Week 2: ORANGEThe Bird of Paradise is one of our garden favorites and its bold color is a tangerine dream! What orange items in nature will you find this week?
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Week 3: YELLOWSay "yellow" to this bright and sunny Thryallis! The most luminous of all the colors of the spectrum, yellow is said to represent happiness, optimism and enlightenment.
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Week 4: PINKThink PINK for Week 4 of #OMAMcolorquest! From blush to magenta, this playful color is abundant in nature. Make sure to tag us in your findings!
